Oregon Legal Research BlogThe World Digital Library is a work in progress, so stay tuned. From the web site: “The World Digital Library will make available on the Internet, free of charge…
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PSU (and Library) Temporary Closure Due to Budget Cuts
affiliates will continue to have access to the Library’s extensive online resources and to 24/7 online chat assistance through the Oregon Libraries Network (L-Net) (a service funded by the…
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Amazon Kindles in the Public Library: Contract Issues
On a day of grappling with other digital publication contract issues, I saw this: ‘Is It OK for a Library To Lend a Kindle?Norman Oder — Library Journal, 2/7/2008…
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Uniform Digital Library: exciting, free, sexy, ab fab, smart
Uniform – Digital – Library: These used to be considered very dry geeky librarian words but now they are not (though I could be kidding myself here :-). The…
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September is Library Card Sign-Up Month
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. The proclamation was signed by President George H.W. Bush in August 1989. Here’s one link to the law: Proclamation 6008—National Library Card Sign-Up…
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Law Library Borrowing Privileges to Be Forfeited
…the punishment fits the crime. Do I really want to flog someone for not returning library books? But we do have our limits and some of my library patrons, WHO…
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Traveling evangelists and the library
Library Law is doing some nice Q&A on their blog. This question caught my eye: “May a public university stop a traveling evangelist from giving speeches on the…
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Backyard Chickens – New Oregonian Article
of The Oregonian’s Community News (West Metro) featured an article on the popularity of raising hens in Washington County. As the article mentions, researching your local ordinances is important if…
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Oregon Traffic Lights: What’s with the Flashing Yellow Left-Turn Arrows?
Rose, The Oregonian, February 01, 2010: “… Relatively new to American roads and designed to improve traffic flow at congested intersections, the left-turn arrows have popped up at 18 Washington…
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Lawyers and Oregon Writers: Terroir Creative Writing Festival
600 N.E. Evans St. in McMinnville. Sponsored by the Arts Alliance of Yamhill County: “Meet nationally acclaimed Oregon writers.Ursula K. Le Guin, Molly Gloss, Larry Colton, Carlos Reyes and…